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PAYE Settlement Agreements

PSA2000 · Dealing With PAYE Settlement Agreements

  • PSA2010 · Dealing With PAYE Settlement Agreements
  • PSA2020 · Initial applications for a PSA
  • PSA2030 · Entering into a PSA
  • PSA2040 · Raising a PSA charge
  • PSA2060 · Varying an Agreement
  • PSA2070 · Amending a PSA charge
  • PSA2090 · Payments on account
  • PSA2100 · Dealing With PAYE Settlement Agreements
  • PSA2110 · Repaying overpaid tax and Class 1B NICs
  • PSA2120 · Forms used for PSAs
  • PSA2050 · Dealing With PAYE Settlement Agreements
  • PSA2080 · Dealing With PAYE Settlement Agreements
  1. Dealing With PAYE Settlement Agreements
  2. Dealing With PAYE Settlement Agreements: Varying an Agreement

PSA2060 | Dealing With PAYE Settlement Agreements: Varying an Agreement

From HM Revenue & Customs · PAYE Settlement Agreements

If a PSA has been entered into, it will be an enduring agreement, unless either you or the employer vary the agreement. Any variation of the terms of a PSA must be made on or before the 6 July following the year to which it relates. The revised PSA will then become the enduring agreement.

Where changes are required both parties must agree these in writing, and a new form P626 should be used.

The effective date of the variation is the date of issue of the P626 or your letter to the employer agreeing the changes.

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